Coalition Opposes HUD’s Modifications to Homelessness Program
A coalition of local governments and the National Low Income Housing Coalition is advocating for affordable housing solutions in major U.S. cities.
A coalition of local governments and the National Low Income Housing Coalition is advocating for affordable housing solutions in major U.S. cities.
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Ten federal transparency rules — from TILA disclosures to CFPB Regulation X loss mitigation requirements — define what private note servicers must track, document, and surface in investor packages. Servicers who build to the federal standard produce defensible investor reports as a byproduct.
CoStar has initiated a move to transfer its copyright lawsuit against Zillow to Seattle, emphasizing the proximity of witnesses and a related case in the district.
NAR's 2024 Form 990 shows $360M in revenue, $48M in public policy expenditures, and $2.5M compensation for CEO Nykia Wright, highlighting financial priorities.
Loan modifications permanently restructure the terms of a private mortgage note to keep struggling borrowers performing—eliminating foreclosure costs, preserving investor cash flow, and converting distressed assets back into stable, income-producing notes.
eXp Realty aims to dismiss a fraud claim in the Acevedo sexual assault lawsuit, asserting proactive measures were taken despite emerging allegations.
Moody's analysts forecast solid performance in residential mortgage-backed securities, with some expected deterioration in collateral conditions in the future.
Ten federal transparency standards every private note investor should verify with their servicer — origination disclosures, escrow controls, loss mitigation, investor reporting, and audit-ready records that determine whether a note trades at par or at a discount.
Mortgage applications fell by 1.4% last week, with a notable drop in refinancing activity for both conventional and government loans, signaling market shifts.